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The statewide annual Dr. Kim Ingold NC 4-H Photo Contest highlights North Carolina 4-H’ers’ photographic achievements. The winning photos …
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RALEIGH – With the amount of storm debris brought on by Hurricane Helene and North Carolina on the cusp …
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Spend 6 minutes with Linda Blue reviewing Timely garden tasks for September in the NC …
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I’ve heard it said that you can’t stay mad at anyone for very long when you take a bite …
Both potatoes and tomatoes can quickly be defoliated by Phytophthora infestans, an oomycete active in wet cool conditions. In North …
Blueberries have many health benefits. Blueberries contain antioxidants which work to neutralize free radicals linked to the development of cancer, cardiovascular …
In our first “Why I Became an NC State Extension Master Gardener℠ volunteer” feature, we spotlight Teresa Lowry, an …
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Below is an infographic from OSHA on how to plan ahead to prevent heat-related illness. Below are key symptoms and …
Learn to identify Bumble Bees of the Southeast using this handy guide by the Southeast Bumble Bee Atlas and …
I love the saying that Spring comes in like a lion and leaves like a lamb. It says we …
Fire blight is one of the most devastating and difficult-to-control diseases of many fruit trees, including apple and pear, …
Similar to zoysiagrass mites, bermudagrass (Eriophyes cynodoniensis) mites are tiny, worm-like arachnids present in the …
Establishing and maintaining quality annual color beds requires a plan to prevent and control weeds. …
This publication describes the invasive Callery pear species, its offspring, and how it can harm …
This factsheet describes the biology of the cane lace bug or bamboo lace bug, Leptodictya …
This factsheet describes the biology of the banded sphinx moth or lesser vine sphinx, Eumorpha …
This factsheet describes the biology of the elm-grass root aphid, Tetraneura ulmi, and provides residential …
This publication for homeowners and landscapers describes how to mow, fertilize, irrigate, and control weeds …
This factsheet summarizes the characteristics of bees and addresses how to control them as an …